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1. ilovemanchester.com › manchester-and-salford-soManchester and Salford: so what’s the difference?

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   When you were in town, you could tell the difference between the Manchester side of the river and the Salford side because Deansgate was thriving whilst Chapel Street was run down and neglected. If you were drinking in a pub on the Salford side of the river, the bell for last orders would ring at 10.30.

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   A Brief Salford History. When the Casson and Berry Map of Manchester and Salford was published in 1751, Salford was little more than a village on the banks of the River Irwell. As you can see on the map, one bridge crossed the river in the vicinity of the "Christ Church" in Manchester.

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3. www.reddit.com › r › AskHistoriansWhy isn't there a major city at the confluence of the ...

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   Having been a former resident of Paducah for 15 years, I can tell you that the area is susceptible to flooding. The most famous being the Ohio River flood of 1937. There are also several low laying farmlands in the area that are constantly being flooded near the river as well.

4. travelasker.com › the-three-rivers-in-pittsburgh-aWhat Are the Three Rivers in Pittsburgh? - TravelAsker

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   Jan 27, 2024 · The Allegheny River is one of the two main tributaries of the Ohio River and is approximately 325 miles in length. It starts in Potter County, Pennsylvania, and flows through the city of Pittsburgh, where it joins the Monongahela River to form the Ohio River.

5. unlockmanchester.com › the-city-of-salfordThe City of Salford - Manchester Guide

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   2 days ago · “If we cross the Irwell to Salford, we find, on a peninsula formed by the river, a town of 80,000 inhabitant. ...Salford, once more important than Manchester, was then the leading town of the surrounding district to which it still gives its name, Salford Hundred.

6. www.factsnippet.com › site › facts-about-salford51 Facts About Salford - FactSnippet

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   51 Facts About Salford. 1. Salford is a city and metropolitan borough in Greater Manchester, England. FactSnippet No. 2,051,842. 2. Salford is located in a meander of the River Irwell which forms part of its boundary with Manchester. FactSnippet No. 2,051,843.

7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › City_of_SalfordCity of Salford - Wikipedia

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   The City of Salford is bounded to the north by the Metropolitan Borough of Bolton and Metropolitan Borough of Bury. To the south by the Metropolitan Borough of Trafford and to the west by the Metropolitan Borough of Wigan. Manchester lies directly across the river from Salford.

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   Is Salford a city?

   • Salford is the name of a metropolitan borough in the metropolitan county of Greater Manchester. It’s a collection of small towns, none of which is called Salford. A bit like Trafford, except Salford is a city, too. It’s the part of the conurbation which is adjacent to the city of Manchester, west of the Irwell.

   Manchester and Salford: so what’s the difference?

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   What was Salford like in 1751?

   • When the Casson and Berry Map of Manchester and Salford was published in 1751, Salford was little more than a village on the banks of the River Irwell. As you can see on the map, one bridge crossed the river in the vicinity of the "Christ Church" in Manchester.

   A Brief Salford History

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   Where did Salford come from?

   • In the modern era, Salford started as a village on the east banks of the river Irwell settled in and around what today is Chapel St. The small hamlet was clearly described in their 1751 Casson & Berry map of Manchester.

   The City of Salford - Manchester Guide

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   What boroughs border Salford?

   • The City of Salford is bounded to the north by the Metropolitan Borough of Bolton and Metropolitan Borough of Bury. To the south by the Metropolitan Borough of Trafford and to the west by the Metropolitan Borough of Wigan. Manchester lies directly across the river from Salford.

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